Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01
SOCietY Notes.

Mr.. Thomas c. McCague, Of Omaha, and Miss
Minnie C. CrOwell of this city, were married last
evening at 1880 O'Clock in the New York Avenue
church. The pulpit was set with palms, the font
held pyramid OF white roses and red, and hy-
drangeas, and the kneeling board was adorned by
q Kn9 Siax M ana req r The 9shers her were
Mr.. H. F. Wyman, OF Minneapolis, and Mr. w. r.
Wyman, OF Omaha, who came on with the groom
and also took the duties OF best man. The MeSSrS.
Wyman are the sons OF ex-Treasurer Wyman.
The uSherS wore Prince Albert coats and wedding
favors OF Marechal Neal rosebuds. Prof. Bischoff
played the organ and entertained the waiting
company while the bride tarr1ed. At q signal
from one OF the uSherS the LOhengrin wedding
S s and the
arm. The bride wore short dress Of snuff brown
ottoman silk with long draperies, with straw
gloves She carried loose bunch OF half-blown
white roses tied with white ribbons. The groom
worea favor In his lapel Dr. Bartlett pronounced
terfan service that made them husband and wife.
Some OF those present at the church were Mrs
Gns Groweal MISS s,v Mecag9e Of Omaha; Miss Anna @
consin; Miss Mary Baldwin, OF Pen Yam, New
York; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sherwood, of Wichita,
Kn MISS sse Wst Ms a9o az NeW Sss
and Miss Jordan, OF Boston. After the ceremony
there was reception at the residence of the
McCague left for the North last evening. Their
home will be In Omaha, where Mr. McCague Is q
member OF banking firm
Miss Martin left on Wednesday for visit to
Miss Ammen, at Ammendale Prince Georges
County, Md.
MI. and Mrs. M William left to-day for Europe.
They expect to be gone about four months.
Mrs H. and Mrs E. Worch sail for Europe on
the 1st of June.
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott are In Salem, Mass
Mr.. and Miss Endicott are in the city.
Secretary Whitney did not return yesterday
and Is not now expected for several days.
Secretary and Mrs. Lamar are In Macon. The
American Cabinet is following the example OF the
BRITISH cabinet the members favor taking an
carry vacation before making ready for Their
leave.
Mrs. Lehman, wife of the British secretary, has
been very i'll at the Portland, but is now happily
recovering.
Miss Villas returns to-day from New York.
Mrs Rose w. Fleming and Mrs Irwin leave to-
day for fortnight's visit in Philadelphia, aftel
Whlch they Will go to Franklin.
Mrs and Miss Calhoun, of Santa Barbara, Cal.
are spending few days In the city.
At O'Clock this afternoon quiet wedding tool
place at No. $50 II street, the parties being Mr.
Thomas A. Perry and Miss Mary A. POtee. Ths
Ger ceremony was performed by Rev. MI. Rogers o.
immediate relatives and friends of the bride an(
groom. The newly-marT1ed pair after the cere
mony TOOK train for trip to New York anf
Mrs and Miss Malone, wife and daughter Of ex
Senator Malone, returned to San Francisco las
wednesday AFTER visit to the Yosemite.
The many friends OF Prof. and MrA 81. G. Davis
OF Wilkesbaxre, Pa, both formerly OF this city
were grieved Yesterday to learn OF the dangerous
illness OF Mira Davis at WilkeSbarre. According
doctors give hope Of her recovery. Her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs L. H. Schneider. OF thle city
are now at Wilkesbarre.